Navigate Bermuda’s highways, byways and hidden lanes on your Smatt’s scooter and discover Bermuda’s best kept secrets.
Visit secluded beaches, wonderful wildlife, fantastic forts, and amazing adventures around every bend on your scooter or hybrid electric bike from Bermuda’s newest rental fleet, Elbow Beach Cycles!
Rent with Bermuda’s #1 Motorcycle & Scooter Dealer. Bikes available include Basic Mopeds (2 seater), Large Mopeds (2 seater), Electric Bikes (1 seater) and Vespa Primaveras (2 seater).
Bermuda Transportation & Tours – How to Get Around
Getting around Bermuda is a piece of cake. Whether you choose to travel by ferry, bus, bicycle or another means of transport, you will find plenty of ways to explore the island.
Whether you’re an elderly person, you’ve broken your leg or use a walker or wheelchair, you’ll want to ensure that any transportation you take and attractions you choose to visit in Bermuda are accessible before you go. Here are a few helpful tips to get you started.
Transport & Tours Tips
Transport & Tours Tips
Bermuda Transport and Tours serving Visitors and Residents
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There are many ways to travel to Bermuda or get around once you are here. Whether you choose to take a guided tour around the island or go on your own moped adventure, there is plenty to see and do on the island.
Accessibility
Several Bermuda taxi services provide wheelchair accessible transportation.
Renalda Bean Sr: +1 (441) 334-8835, renetaxi1778@gmail.com
Dwight Paul: +1 (441) 332-1019
Additionally, Bermuda’s convenient public ferries are accessible from the Hamilton Ferry Terminal, the ferry dock at Royal Naval Dockyard, and the Rockaway ferry point in Southampton. There is also limited accessibility for the dock at St. George’s – see crew for assistance. For further information, call the Hamilton Terminal at +1 (441) 295-4506. Important note: Bermuda’s public buses do not have wheelchair access.
Airlines
With several ways to get to the beautiful island of Bermuda, flying in via aircraft has to be one of the best. As you get closer to the island watch the water turn crystal blue, the reefs begin to appear and soon you see the shape of the island from a few hundred feet in the air. United Airlines and United Express fly on average of 5,055 flights a day to 373 airports, with Bermuda being one of those. For more info on airlines flying in and out of Bermuda click here! Or tap here for our handy Transportation Tips and Tricks
Bus
The colour of our buses matches our coast – pink sand and blue ocean. The bus routes cover the main roads throughout the island and leave the City of Hamilton every 20-30 minutes. With a number of different routes and zones you can hop on and off at any destination to explore the island.
Cycles
Explore Bermuda at your own speed. Rent a moped from Scooter Mart, Elbow Beach Cycles or Smatts Cycles and spend your time navigating through the island. Before you set off on your adventure you are given briefing on the bikes as well as a test ride to see if you are confident enough to ride. Before you know it you will be cruising the streets and back roads of Bermuda.
Ferry
Sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride. One way to see Bermuda from the ocean is to take a ride on the Sea Express ferry. With ports in Hamilton, Dockyard, Somerset, St. George’s and a few other stops, you can get around the island fairly easily and cheap.
Electric Rental Cars
Bermuda Rental Car is Bermuda’s most trusted electric car rental agency, offering the highest quality electric cars available on-island to locals and visitors alike. Rent the newest electric car available – the Bermi 200! These comfortable cars have room for two, side-by side, are air conditioned and feature a Bluetooth stereo.
Premier Co-op Transportation Ltd., are full-service taxi dispatch and transportation companies, serving tourists and locals alike. If you are looking to sightsee or tour the island, they can cater to your needs.
